Events


Upcoming Events

Dissertation Writing Camp

The Research Office will host the Dissertation Writing Camp in the Porter Education Building throughout the month of June 2019. This free event is held for doctoral students at any stage in the dissertation process. These writing camps provide a dedicated time and a quiet place for students to write and come together with other doctoral students in the dissertation process. We request that you commit to attend all three consecutive Saturdays, and you must reply to Taylor if you wish to participate:

Dates for the summer Dissertation Writing Camp are to be determined.

To RSVP for this event contact Taylor Brown at tayloranne.brown@louisville.edu


RCR Series

All are welcome to attend this free series which covers responsible conduct of research topics. Each session has at least 1-hour of face-to-face RCR instruction as required by NIH. Sessions are held in 139 Shumaker Research Building, Belknap Campus. For more information visit the link below or reach out to Research Integrity 852-2454.

  • Film Event "And the Band Played on," May 9th, 2pm, Floyd Theater
  • Collaborative Research: Working with Industry, June 6th, 2-3pm
  • RCR 101, July 11th, 2-3pm
  • Research Misconduct: Policies, Procedures, August 22nd, 2-3pm
  • Fiscal Responsibility, September 26th, 2-3pm
  • COI 101, October 3rd, 2-3pm
  • Film Event “Three Identical Strangers,” November 7th, 2pm, Floyd Theater

https://louisville.edu/research


Past Events

Spring Research Conference 2019

The 2019 Spring Research Conference occurred March 2nd and was hosted by the University of Kentucky at the Gatton Student Center. Undergraduate, masters, and doctoral students had an opportunity to present their research proposals. This friendly, but formal setting was a great way for the students to get constructive feedback from faculty and colleagues.


Spring Research Conference

The 2018 Spring Research Conference was hosted by the University of Louisville on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at the Founder's Union Building on the University of Louisville's ShelbyHurst Campus. There were a total of 160 attendees!

Check out recorded sessions from the 2018 conference!

Room 201
Room 211
Room 136A
Room 136B


2018 Grawemeyer Award in Education Lecture

Video lectures from past winners

For more information see www.grawemeyer.org/education or contact Dr. Marion Hambrick at marion.hambrick@louisville.edu.


iRIS/IRB Training Workshops

Ms. Kristyn Singleton and IRB Module Analyst for iRIS from the Human Subjects Protection Program at UofL will be on site facilitating a hands-on workshop for students, faculty, and staff. This workshop is to help users become familiar with the iRIS system and how to navigate the IRB process. Ms. Singleton will be able to answer questions such as: How do I use iRIS? What are some insights into the IRB application process? What are the different types of IRB questions that I may encounter and need to respond to?

For more information about ongoing trainings offered by HSPPO, please contact www.louisville.edu/research/humansubjects.